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Here is what I learned from you during the last 5 or so years.  It was a lot of fun even though not my first mission.
Lessons learned:

Aviation saying, “Learn from the mistakes of others, you cannot life long enough to make them all yourself.”

Just throw out any video for your first video
Like your own videos
   It is allowed
   Helps with video ratings
Into and Exit 
    Identification 
    Branding
Editing
   Cutting out dull segments
   Monetization concerns
   Transitions
Titles
   Set a Standard format style
   Donations
   Contact
   Copyright
Answer viewer comments
   Spam
   Porn
Audio
   Filtering
   External microphones
Lighting
   Multiple sources
   Motion control (tripods)
   No fast moves
   Pans and zooms
Scripting
   Plan the video 
   Length
     ad placement, etc
   Info needed & pictures
   Plan cover photo to help draw them in
   No clickbait pics
Release on a regular (maybe advertised) schedule
   Pace them, we did 109 one month
   27 in one day
Livestreaming
   Plan for it
   Use it and record
Community posts
   Engagement
   Correct information
Ask for Likes, Subscribe, and Notify (middle format)
   Ask folks to Subscribe
   Ask for like
   Hit the Notify
Stay on topic
   Cover support material
   Tools and other help
   Start to finish plan
Video storage handling
   Plan for room to grow
   Saving a copy of all your published videos
   FYI Terabytes are needed.
Learning your editor and its capabilities
   Pick one, may have to buy
   You will use only a small percent of total ability
Customizing your channel home page
   Message
   Preferences
   Video for first viewers
Playlists to organize your video (easy to find)

If any 1 of you are thinking about starting a channel, go prepared not like we did.  Although our mission was to get info out there so folks could get to it and we could have time to do work in the shop on airplanes.  That worked as well, so I did not begin to start a channel, but I got one anyway thanks to all of you.  Thanks again. 

I have been using the ReWalk Exoskelton and the MyoCycle regularly for the past year and here is what we are seeing. 
First, the swelling in my feet, ankles and lower calves which required 3-4 hours a day with my legs elevated reclined and sleeping at night with the feet elevated all night.  Even with all that they were still very swollen.  Not so now, back to looking normal size.
Additional benefits of the two are reduced muscle atrophy, improved circulation to feet and legs (no longer ice cold all the time) occasionally cool now.  Muscle tone is improved by the stimulation of the muscle during use of the MyoCycle.
Bowel and bladder are helped with the motion instead of just sitting and movement like walking stirs up the sediment in the bladder so it can be drained during a catheter during a medium for infection to grow in.  So helps with UTI's thus let antibiotics.
Finally, I am getting muscle control of sorts lower down as well as improved core strength.  Today during session work I was able to show voluntary control of a few muscle strands in my lower core/glutes area.  In addition to the muscle control coming back are the sensation returns to lower body.  I can feel pressure on the bottom of my feet during a vault in movement.  I can also sense when I lay on my side, the pressure on my leg touching the bed.  All good sign, I feel even if they lead nowhere.
Let me also mention the pleasure it is to see folks eye to eye and be able to hug my wife standing up. 

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I would like to ask that you tell you aviation friends about us since we do have general aviation videos that apply to all airplanes, i.e. Vacuum systems, etc.

Let us see where this takes us.  Thanks. 

Hello all my Subscribers!
I have a request, that when you watch a video that you like it.  This helps with channel ratings.
Thanks for watching.

Roscoe